Adorable 'buns' Brioche and Bao search for forever home in West Midlands

Two adoarable bonded bunnies named after popular bread products are seeking a forever home in the West Midlands.

Bricohe Bun and Bao Bun, who are currently under the care of the RSPCA Worcestershire and Midlands branch, are hoping to find a family in the West Midlands who can give them the care and attention they deserve.

The adorable lop rabbits, aged seven and eight, are closely bonded and must be rehomed together.

They can live indoors or outdoors, as long as they have a secure enclosure measuring at least 3m by 2m and 1m high, giving them plenty of room to hop, play and explore.

Describing the adorable ‘buns’, a spokesperson for the RSPCA said: “Brioche Bun and Bao Bun are a sweet, friendly elderly pair who are looking for a loving indoor home to spend their retirement together.

“Both rabbits are incredibly affectionate and love gentle strokes, attention, and being around people. Brioche Bun especially still enjoys having a run around and exploring before settling down for a fuss, while Bao Bun is just as happy soaking up affection and enjoying your company.

“Due to their mobility limitations, they are looking for a safe, comfortable indoor home where they can be kept cosy and given any extra care they may need. Despite this, they are happy little rabbits who still have so much love to give.

“After everything they have been through, we would love nothing more than to see Brioche Bun and Bao Bun spend their golden years in a calm, caring home, where they can enjoy all the love, comfort, and attention they truly deserve.”

For more information about adopting the pair, visit the RSPCA website.